Hi Cary,


Thank you kindly.


We have a little bit less traditionally educated community so they have
down-to-earth needs.


We were able to teach a patron 3D printing and now she has a going 3D
gaming objects business she sells so that was very rewarding.


We produced a "Hurricane Preparedness" panel and we video recorded and
edited with our own equipment and edited with free video editing software
which the community has found very helpful. To thank our panelists, we
created a 3D print with a platform made from our CNC machine which the
speakers thought was cool.


Charles.


Charles Meyer

Charlotte County Public Library

Port Charlotte, Fl



Date:    Thu, 22 Sep 2022 11:11:40 -0700

From:    Cary Gordon <[log in to unmask]>

Subject: Re: Roku - TV - Over the Air



I beg to differ.



Charles is a very frequent poster to this list, and while his questions

tend to be more nuts & bolts than most, I find them interesting and

occasionally challenging. This is the closest thing to a technology in

libraries list that is still active, and the inventory of tech resources

for public libraries is even thinner. Good luck with this kind of

question on PUBLIB.



Thanks,



Cary



This is not a high-traffic list,